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First you need to treat the ferret for fleas, then you wash the bedding.

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How do you know if your ferret has fleas?

You can see fleas. Just check his skin by brushing his fur back & forth. They are always down deep. You can use a flea comb to check for fleas, also dark specks on their bedding is usually from fleas


Can a ferret get fles?

Yes ferrets can get fleas


How do you treat a ferret with ticks?

Best and safe treatment for ticks on a ferret is either Advantage or Frontline. You will need to remove and disinfect the cage, bedding and treat surrounding areas. Never pull ticks out from a ferret's skin. You can put a drop of alcohol on the tick and it should drop off within 24 hours, if not, simply repeat the process


Can A ferret die from eating bedding?

Yes a ferret could die from eating it's bedding. It could be made from a material which is toxic to the ferret when ingested or it could lead to an intestinal blockage which can be fatal if not treated.


Can you use tide for the ferret bed?

It is recommended to use an unscented, hypoallergenic detergent when washing a ferret's bedding


Can you feed chicken to a ferret as a treat?

If your ferret will eat chicken, as a treat it is acceptableAs a treat, ferrets can have small amounts of chicken


Why is your ferret scratching and biting like little bugs and hasn't been acting herself lately?

99.9% chance of fleas (usually cat fleas- in my experience). Even if you never take your ferret outside AND you don't have other pets, fleas can hitch a ride on your socks when you come in from out doors and eventually find your ferret.


How do you get rid of fleas on a ferret?

Ferrets do tend to scratch and itch a lot. Bathing and/or using a product not made for ferrets will dry out their skin, making them itch, also check for fleas. Bathing a ferret is not necessary unless they get into something and needs a bath. Ferrets can also have allergies that will make them itchy. If you are feeding dry ferret food, give them a tiny bit of olive oil every few days for their coat, it has a lot of good nutrients. Most ferrets like olive oil, you can use it as a treat for them. Also your ferret's ears may need cleaning which also causes them to scratch themselves


Can your dog have fleas but not your house?

yes, a house dog could get fleas...of course you go outside and walk around, your shoes touch the ground and your clothing picks up many things. When you get home, fleas can be on what your wearing and transferr to your dog. Also when you like your dog outside, you dog can catch fleas as well.


Do you have to use bedding in ferret cages?

Ferrets require some type of soft bedding that they can burrow into as they sleep about 18 hours a day.


Can you deflea ferret when pregnant?

Bathe your ferret with a flea shampoo suitable for kittens and one that contains pyrethins. To get rid of the fleas in your home, vacuum all carpet, floors and furniture. Put a flea collar in the bag or tank and destroy the contents after each use. Vacuum prior to the treatment then again 24 hours afterward. Change and launder all bedding in hot water, You need to wash your ferret's bedding, after treatment, before placing them back into their cage/area. Don't forget to wash toys and other out of cage bedding or places fleas might hide. For hardwood floors, vacuum floors and baseboard then spray floor making sure to reach all cracks and crevices. Make sure the product you select for treatment is acceptable for use on hard surface flooring. Contact your vet that can recommend a good product.


What is the best bedding for a ferret?

Ferrets are content to sleep in old t-shirts, sweaters, baby blankets, cut off pant legs, etc. These bedding items should be washed at least weekly to keep your ferret smelling fresh. Dirty bedding = stinky ferret. It is best to stay away from any type of bedding that can produce dust, or can become moldy when wet. Ferret respiratory systems are very sensitive to these things.